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Cambridge Anastomosis Workshop Handbook with Video Content on 4 DVDs [Multiple-component retail product, part(s) enclosed]

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  • Izdevniecība: Cambridge University Press
  • ISBN-10: 1107621704
  • ISBN-13: 9781107621701
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  • ISBN-13: 9781107621701
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Based on the internationally renowned, long-running Cambridge Anastomosis Workshop this unique and comprehensive intermediate-to-advanced course is presented across four DVDs and contains an accompanying manual. The course covers basic techniques of knotting, instrument handling and stapling, and performing a wide range of bowel, vascular and urological anastomoses by hand, using sutures. The procedures are thoroughly explained and demonstrated on animal material. Common errors are illustrated with methods of correction. There is emphasis on best technique and patient safety throughout. The course is suitable for surgeons at any stage of training, especially those actually performing anastomoses. Anastomoses covered include: Small bowel: end-to-end and side-to-side Hand closure of bowel end Colon: end-to-end and side-to-end Low colorectal, hand-sewn and stapled Gastric: pyloroplasty, gastro-jejunostomy and partial gastrectomy Oesophago-gastric anastomosis Vascular surgery for trauma Reconstructive vascular surgery Abdominal aortic aneurysm grafting Basic urological anastomoses.

Recenzijas

'It gives me great pleasure to endorse the Cambridge Anastomosis Workshop DVDs and handbook. 2012 will be the 31st year of the course [ on] which I had the privilege of being a Faculty member on a number of occasions. Running for five days, the course is aimed at surgical trainees who are at the beginning or middle of their training. The response of participants at the end of the course has been extremely positive. All surgeons practising within the abdomen need to know how to undertake an anastomosis as an open procedure, whether they predominantly practice keyhole surgery or not. There is a need for such DVDs both in the developed and under developed world.' Robert Lane, Secretary General, International Federation of Surgical Colleges

Papildus informācija

Based on the long-running Cambridge course a series of DVDs with accompanying manual demonstrating intermediate-to-advanced surgical anastomosis techniques.
Entries in italics appear on the DVDs only. Other content appears in the manual, and on the DVD as indicated
1 Introduction and basic principles
1(6)
a Knotting (Disc 1)
1(6)
(i) Types of knots (Disc 1)
1(1)
(ii) Single-handed ties (Disc 1)
2(5)
(iii) Instrument ties (Disc 1)
b Use of needle holder (Disc 1)
c Suturing (Disc 1)
2 Basic bowel anastomoses
7(12)
a Principles of suturing bowel using a single-layer interrupted extra-mucosal technique (Disc 1)
7(1)
b Single-layer interrupted extra-mucosal anastomosis (Disc 1)
8(1)
c Single layer end-to-end anastomosis (small or large bowel)
9(5)
(i) With rotation (Disc 1)
9(3)
(ii) Without rotation (Disc 1)
12(2)
d End-to-side or side-to-end anastomoses
14(4)
(i) Examples (Disc 1)
14(1)
(ii) Bowel end closure (Disc 1)
15(2)
(iii) Side-to-end colon to ileum anastomosis (Disc 1)
17(1)
e Side-to-side anastomosis (Disc 1)
18(1)
3 Gastric anastomoses
19(9)
a Pyloroplasty (Disc 1)
19(1)
b Gastro-jejunostomy (Disc 2)
20(4)
c Polya-type partial gastrectomy (Disc 2)
24(4)
4 Oesophageal anastomoses
28(3)
a Examples
28(1)
b Oesophagogastric anastomosis (Disc 4)
29(2)
5 Colorectal anastomoses
31(3)
Demonstrated by Nigel Hall FRCS
a Essential colorectal anatomy and mobilisation (Disc 2)
b Anterior resection - hand sewn (Disc 2)
31(3)
6 Arterial anastomoses (Disc 3)
34(15)
a Principles of arterial anastomosis and eversion suturing (Disc 3)
34(1)
b Arteriotomy closure (Disc 3)
35(2)
c Common faults in arterial surgery
37(1)
d Patch grafting (Disc 3)
38(3)
e End-to-end anastomosis using Dacron prosthesis to artery (Disc 3)
41(2)
f End-to-side anastomosis using Dacron prosthesis to artery (Disc 4)
43(3)
g End-to-side anastomosis for femoro-popliteal bypass using saphenous vein or synthetic graft (Disc 3)
46(1)
h Abdominal aortic aneurysm inlay grafting using parachute technique; double breasting aortic sac over prosthesis (Disc 4)
47(2)
i Interposition saphenous vein graft to replace damaged section of artery (Disc 3)
j Spiral saphenous vein graft to replace damaged large artery or vein (Disc 3)
7 Urological anastomoses
49(11)
Demonstrated by Robert Whitaker FRCS
a General principles and dangers (Disc 2)
49(1)
b End-to-end ureteric anastomosis (Disc 2)
50(2)
c Transuretero-ureterostomy
52(1)
d (i) Reimplantation of ureter into bladder for reflux (Disc 3)
53(2)
d (ii) Uretero-ileal conduit anastomosis
55(1)
e Bladder flaps for ureteric substitution
56(1)
f Bladder closure (Disc 3)
57(1)
g Pyeloplasty
58(1)
h Vaso-vasostomy and epididymo-vasostomy
59(1)
DVD Contents 60
Clive Quick is a Consultant General and Vascular Surgeon at both Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK and Hinchingbrooke Hospital, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, UK.